As much as DDR5-6800 for Intel Xeon W-3400X and W-2400X

G.Talent has introduced its first RDIMM reminiscence merchandise to the market, their Zeta R5 reminiscence collection. Designed to be used with Intel’s new Sapphire Rapids workstation processors, the Zeta R5 DDR5 RDIMMs are explicitly meant to be used with Intel’s Xeon W-3400X and W-2400X collection processors, with built-in XMP 3.0 profiles and correct out-of-band ECC assist (not simply on-die ECC reminiscence as with DDR5 UDIMMs). It additionally marks G.Talent’s first time venturing into the workstation reminiscence market, with kits starting from DDR5-5600 to DDR5-6400.

Usually G.Talent focuses on manufacturing high-end reminiscence for desktop platforms. G.Talent’s reminiscence ranges, such because the Trident Z5, are a favourite amongst lovers and overclockers across the globe. Whereas its Trident Z5 modules have been pushed as much as DDR5-8888 utilizing Intel’s twelfth Gen Core collection platform, we have seen G.Talent DDR5 reminiscence hitting excessive heights of DDR5-10350 courtesy of utmost overclocker Safedisk.

Whereas not as versatile with reminiscence configurations and the overclockable nature of G.Expertise UDIMM reminiscence, Intel and its newest Xeon W-3400 and W-2400 processors for workstations based mostly on its Sapphire Rapids structure look to interrupt the mildew by being one of many first workstation platforms to introduce quick and overclocked XMP reminiscence profiles. Combining the steadfast nature of ECC RDIMM reminiscence with overclocking is a stark distinction to what’s thought of the norm for the extremely conservative and stability-focused workstation market.

G.Talent Zeta R5 DDR5 RDIMM module

G.Talent has not solely developed its newest Zeta R5 RDIMM DDR5 reminiscence for Intel’s Sapphire Rapids workstations, however its quickest package comes with an XMP profile of DDR5-6400 with CL32 latencies in capacities of as much as 128 GB (8 x 16 GB) and 64 GB (4 x 16 GB). Different kits introduced from G.Talent’s newest Zeta R5 DDR5 RDIMM reminiscence embody three kinds of DDR5-6000 reminiscence, every with completely different CAS latencies and capacities. The G.Talent Zeta R5 DDR5-6000 reminiscence comes with tighter latencies of CL 28-39-39-96 whereas additionally being obtainable in 128 GB (4 x 32 GB and eight x 16 GB) and 64 GB (4 x 16 GB).

Trying down the G.Talent Zeta R5 DDR5 RDIMM product stack, there are two extra kits with 6000 MT/s, this time with latencies of CL 30-39-39-96 and CL 32-38-38-96. These kits can be found in kits of as much as 256 GB (8 x 32 GB), 128 GB (8 x 16 GB + 4 x 32 GB), in addition to a 64 GB (4 x 16 GB) package. The slowest package of G.Talent Zeta R5 options speeds of DDR5-5600 with tighter latencies of CL 28-34-34-89 and likewise comes obtainable in 256 GB, 128 GB, and 64 GB kits; the identical capacities and configuration as the 2 DDR5-6000 kits talked about above.

Intel’s Xeon W-3400 and W-2400 collection assist eight and 4 channels of reminiscence, respectively. Reminiscence assist can be depending on Intel’s W790 workstation motherboards. It must be famous that as a result of Intel’s Xeon W-3400 and W-2400 processors require RDIMMs (a primary for the Xeon workstation household), these new RDIMM kits with built-in XMP profiles are solely designed for the aforementioned Xeons. And even then, solely the X collection chips, reminiscent of Intel’s newest 56-core overclockable goliath, the Xeon w9-3495X, characteristic official assist for reminiscence overclocking.

G.Talent hasn’t shared any particulars on the anticipated pricing of its Zeta R5 collection of RDIMM DDR5 reminiscence. G.Talent does, nevertheless, state that their Zeta R5 collection might be obtainable someday in March.

Supply: G.Talent